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...link up all these rhythms in harmonious ways,” he says.He offers a scenario: “For example, if my roommate likes to go to bed at 11 and I like to go to bed at 2, drumming teaches me how to make these different rhythms fit not just musically, but in real life.”Drumming has also helped him realize the importance of leading by example.“When you’re drumming with a group, if you’re the lead drummer, it’s amazing...
...typical “pops” orchestra tends to fit a well-known mold, playing a repertoire dominated by famous movie scores and large-scale arrangements of popular music. The Harvard Pops Orchestra, celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, is anything but typical. “What makes us different than all other student and pops orchestras is that we put on a show that’s theater. We’re sort of a hybrid,” says Elizabeth S. Weinbloom ’07. Weinbloom is a cellist and script writer for the group?...
...Arts First,” Jenny D. Wanger ’09, one of the co-producers for Art Walk, says. “H-Art’s goal is to spread art awareness so the OFA [Harvard Office for the Arts] thought we would be a good fit for the job,” says Wanger, who is also a board member of H-Art. Lisa J. Maracchi ’09, the other co-producer of Art Walk, started H-Art after thinking that there were no student groups on campus which focused on the visual arts...
...almost kind of an unwritten fire-hazard to get everyone on stage,” says Christine L. Barron ’09, the current president of HRO. The roughly 300 members of the combined groups, as well as many large instruments, including eight tympanis, must all fit on stage at the same time. “You’re shuffling around, I think, five percent of the Harvard population on 700 square feet of space,” estimates Collegium manager Gena M. Haugen ’09. “It’s extremely crowded...
...White House official who has been intimately involved in shaping Bush's war dialectic said the president will continue to talk about the "global war on the terror," even if it "doesn't fit a political science definition...